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Subject When the world falls apart, who do we become?
Date July 9, 2021 9:44 PM
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Coming Soon: Landfall on POV

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Coming Soon: Landfall
When Hurricane María hit Puerto Rico in 2017 the devastation the storm caused was well-documented, but what was less publicized was the 72-billion-dollar debt crisis crippling Puerto Rico that precipitated María. Landfall ([link removed]) , the latest film from acclaimed director Cecilia Aldarondo, examines these two storms -- one environmental, the other economic -- juxtaposing competing visions for recovery.

Through shard-like glimpses of everyday life in post-María Puerto Rico, Aldarondo's film explores the resilience of different people and communities all of whom are eager to rebuild. An important and timely investigation into the related issues of environmental and economic catastrophes, Landfall is a cautionary tale for our contemporary age. Landfall broadcasts Monday July 12th at 10pm on PBS (check local listings ([link removed]) ) and streaming at pov.org.


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Engage With The Issues

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At the 2020 DOC NYC Film Festival, renowned journalist and disaster capitalism expert Naomi Klein joined LANDFALL director Cecilia Aldarondo for a conversation about the film.
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The Landfall film team completed the first half of their outdoor screening tour in Puerto Rico. Partnering with local grassroots community organizations, each screening has had its own flavor with things like basket weaving workshops, discussions about recovery efforts and incredible food! See full list of screenings here. ([link removed])
In The News
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* "Not Victims But Leaders" - feature in Deadline ([link removed])
* “I Believe That Post-María Puerto Rico Functions Like a Handbook For Our Times” - interview in Filmmaker Magazine ([link removed])
* "Landfall, like a great many documentaries, is necessitated by the abdication of crisis-happy, short-attention-span network and cable news" - review in KQED ([link removed])
* "How Puerto Rico's Debt Created a Perfect Storm Before the Storm" ([link removed]) - Laura Sullivan, NPR
* "Mutual Aid and Survival as Resistance in Puerto Rico" ([link removed]) - Isa Rodríguez Soto, NACLA

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